The waters of the Arctic Refuge’s Coastal Plain are alive with an array of fish. Each summer, fish travel extensively throughout the Arctic to their foraging and spawning areas. But to survive, these fish must complete their migratory circuit before winter arrives. Learn more about these Arctic fish and the importance of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in our new report: Fish in the Heart of the Arctic: a journey through the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
Read all of the reports in this series: Life in the Heart of the Arctic.
Protect the Ancient Trees of the Tongass National Forest
Tell the U.S. Forest Service and the USDA to halt the removal of protections for the Tongass National Forest and include Tribal Governments in a new rule-making process.
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